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Japan: Huge Cocaine Haul Washes Up On Beach

Written By Unknown on Sabtu, 23 November 2013 | 00.48

In what is turning out to be Japan's biggest-ever drugs' haul, two more backpacks of cocaine have washed up on the shores of Japan. The bags were found following the discovery on Thursday of four bags on beaches south of Tokyo by an elderly local resident....

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Murdered Massachusetts Teacher 'Was Raped'

A 14-year-old student in Massachusetts accused of killing his teacher has now also been charged with raping her. Philip Chism has been held since shortly after the October 22 killing of Colleen Ritzer, a maths teacher popular among students and...

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Arctic Oil Protest Brits Freed In Russia

Five of the Britons arrested by Russian authorities during a Greenpeace protest against Arctic oil drilling have been released from detention in St Petersburg. Activists Iain Rogers, Frank Hewetson, Alexandra Harris and Anthony Perrett, and journalist...

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Police: 'Slave' Case Victim Was Beaten

Police say at least one of the three women allegedly held in a London home as slaves for 30 years was beaten while in captivity. Officers arrested two people after three women aged between 30 and 69 were rescued from a house in Lambeth, south London,...

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King Warned Of Political Push For Co-op Deal

By Mark Kleinman, City Editor The Governor of the Bank of England warned one of the bidders for more than 630 Lloyds Banking Group branches that its offer would fail because of "a political desire" to see a rival proposal from the Co-operative Group...

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Co-op Bank: Treasury Investigation Launched

Chancellor George Osborne has announced plans for an independent inquiry into the Co-operative Bank's near downfall, as its former chairman is held by police. The review uses new powers under the Financial Services Act and follows calls from Prime Minister...

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Wife Slams 'Disgraceful' Â£20m Divorce Pay-Out

The ex-wife of tycoon Scot Young has labelled her £20m divorce settlement "disgraceful", maintaining her estranged husband is worth billions. But a High Court judge dismissed "wild" claims that he was hiding away hundreds of millions of pounds and ruled...

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Latvia Supermarket Collapse: 47 Killed

Rescue teams are searching among the rubble of a Latvian supermarket which collapsed and killed at least 47 people. Fire trucks and ambulances remain at the Maxima shopping centre in the capital Riga, and rescue workers are using mechanical cutters...

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Intern Death: Fatigue May Have Triggered Fit

A 21-year-old intern died of an epileptic fit that may have been triggered by fatigue after working "exceptional" hours at a top investment bank, an inquest has heard. Moritz Erhardt's body was found in a shower at his temporary accommodation after...

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Iran Nuclear Talks: Lavrov Arrives In Geneva

Russia's Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov has arrived in Geneva as world powers push to clinch a historic deal over Iran's nuclear programme. Mr Lavrov joined the talks as negotiators said there had been some progress on the third day of meetings....

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Chester Train Crashes Into Buffers At Station

Written By Unknown on Kamis, 21 November 2013 | 00.27

A train has derailed and smashed into the buffers at Chester railway station, leaving one man in hospital with back injuries. Emergency services were called to the station shortly after midday following reports that the five-carriage train had partially...